Boston based hardcore unit The Eulogy are allowing fans to stream a sample from their latest EP Last Days. Featuring members of Madball and Agnostic Front, and having their music released via Bridge Nine Records should give you some idea of the sounds they create but if it didn’t, a glance at their latest cover artwork definitely will.
Take a listen to “Pete’s Song” from the forthcoming EP below while waiting for the full release on September 22, 2017.
New York hardcore band Backtrack are streaming their new single “Bad To My World,” you can give it a listen below.
The track will appear on a limited edition zine/flexi combo available digitally on September 1st and physically on September 8th from Bridge Nine Records. The track will also appear on their forthcoming new full-length, due out later this year on the same label.
The band will begin touring later this year on the Life & Death tour with bands such as No Warning and Twitching Tounges. Get more information here.
The Eulogy are made up from members of legendary hardcore bands such as Madball and Agnostic Front. The band is releasing a new EP called “Last Days” which is due out on September 22nd from Bridge Nine Records. Over the last two years, the band has been playing shows all over the West Coast supporting bands like H2O, Madball and the Cro Mags while developing a loyal following of their own.
Matt Henderson had this to say about the band:
“This isn’t some nostalgia trip. There are other elements to the sound. We are tuned down which gives us a much heavier feel. The band was founded by guys from NY, Boston and New Jersey so of course we bring that to the table, there are also elements of early punk and death metal.”
The band released their self titled EP in 2015 via Flatspot Records.
Bridge Nine is reproducing and restoring the classic fanzine that chronicled the rise of punk and hardcore in the eighties. The 288 page book will include re-interviews with Ian MacKaye, Keith Morris, members of Agnostic Front, Bad Brains, and Cro-Mags.
A 19 track compilation will be included with the book and will include Strife, letlive., Fu Manchu, and Riverboat Gamblers contributing their interpretations of songs from the book’s era.
Other features in the book will include (deep breath), Minor Threat, Misfits, Necros, Circle Jerks, Suicidal Tendencies, Husker Du, Jerry’s Kids, Black Flag, D.O.A., G.B.H, Void, Negative Approach, 7 Seconds, D.Y.S., Scream, Metallica, Corrosion of Conformity, Minutemen, The Exploited, Anthrax, Subhumans, Dead Kennedys, SSD, Henry Rollins, Descendents, Bad Brains, Youth of Today, Motorhead, Dag Nasty, Snapshot, Samhain, Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, Bad Religion, Fugazi, and more.
The book will be released some time this fall.
If you want to end your summer with some hardcore hardcore that will probably tear your safety pin earrings out, this is the tour for you. No Warning, Backtrack, and Twitching Tongues will be headlining, with Backtrack promoting their upcoming album on Bridge Nine Records.
Tickets for the month-long hardcore Life & Death Tour go on sale tomorrow at 10 am PST/1 pm EST. You’ll be able to find links on the tour’s Facebook page.
Check out the full lineup and tour dates below!
New York hardcore band Backtrack have announced they will be releasing a new album this fall. It was recorded at The Wild Arctic in Portsmouth, NH, with Terror drummer Nick Jett handling production duties.
Backtrack last released Lost in Life in 2014 through Bridge Nine Records. We’ll keep you posted as more details on the band’s new album are revealed.
Crime In Stereo have announced they will be playing three shows celebrating the 10th anniversary of their third album Is Dead. Check out the dates below to see if there’s one near you.
The band’s latest album I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone came out in 2010. They began recording new music in 2014 but nothing has come of that yet.
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Bridge Nine Records has announced the signing of midwest hardcore band Spine. They will will be releasing new music with the label in the coming year. Spine members of Weekend Nachos, Sorry Excuse, Blindside USA and Keef Mountain.
Ahead of any B9 releases, the band’s current back catalogue is up on Bandcamp.
Pensacola hardcore act Malice At The Palace are streaming their song “My Target” on YouTube.
The song is off their upcoming split with Jesus Piece on Bridge Nine Records, due out on May 19th.
Check out the song below, but be warned: while listening, I had an urge to throw chairs at random passersby. Though now I think about it, that may just be a personal problem; ABBA does the same thing to me.
War on Women have released a new video, for “Second Wave Goodbye”. The track is from their self-titled, Bridge 9 Records album, which came out back in 2015.
You can watch the video below.
Baltimore’s reformed hardcore exports Ruiner have announced a bunch of California shows in May. The band, which formed in the early 00s, disbanded in 2010. Vocalist Rob Sullivan commented on the band’s reunion: “We are just really excited that anyone gives a shit we are back doing this damn thing.” Tour support on all dates is Florida’s Strange Ways.
MAY:
18th: The Colony in Sacramento, CA
19th: Chain Reaction in Anaheim, CA
20th: Che Cafe in LA Jolla, CA
21st: Gilman in Berkeley, CA
As if the likes of Strike Anywhere, Belvedere, and Paint It Black weren’t enough, the team behind Manchester Punk Festival have announced yet more bands for their 2017 edition. Joining the already gigantic lineup are Inner Terrestrials, After the Fall, The Afternoon Gentlemen, Muncie Girls, and many, many others (listed below).
There are still some tickets left for the three day event happening in April. If you want to grab one, or you’re planning on attending the festival this year, get over to their official website, for the latest festival news, ticket information, a bit about the bands, and of course the full lineup.
Midwestern hardcore band Expire have released a documentary covering the behind-the-scenes of the group as they fast approach the end of the band. You can watch the documentary in full below.
“With Love” was shot by film producers Nine One Films, and documents the band on one of their final tours. The documentary is summarized as: With their final tour looming, hardcore band Expire revisits their roots and embarks on a midwest only house show run playing 12 shows in 11 days. WITH LOVE documents the band’s tour from inside the van, showing and in-depth look at the inner workings of a band coming to a close as they play their most intimate run of shows to date.
Expire has also announced their final run of shows, and their final live show together as a band, the posters for both of which can be found below the video.
Reformed North Carolina hardcore exports Advent are streaming their new EP, “Pain & Suffering”, ahead of its Bridge Nine Records release on January 27th. Pre-orders are up in the label webstore.
Stream the 4 track offering below.
Recently reunited hardcore act Advent are getting ready to release Pain And Suffering, their first new material since 2009. To give you a taste of the new music, the band is streaming the new song “Shadow Of Death” which you can check out below.
Pain And Suffering is set to be released on January 27th, 2017 via Bridge Nine Records.
If you haven't heard of Hillview yet, they're a new melodic punk band from Los Angeles featuring Ten Foot Pole bassist Chris Del Rio and Eddie Carrasco of Union 13. They recently released three brand new songs titled "Find the Way", "Pictures of You", and "No One Else to Blame".
The band describes their sound as "Hard hitting. In your face. Melodic Punk", and these songs definitely deliver on that promise. Think a little heavier, faster Ten Foot Pole... I recommend giving all three tracks a listen here.
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